Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) is a gentle type of massage that helps move lymph fluid through the lymphatic system. The lymphatic system is part of the body’s immune system and helps remove waste, toxins, and extra fluid from the tissues.
During a manual lymphatic drainage treatment, the therapist uses light, slow, and rhythmic hand movements to stimulate the lymph vessels and encourage the natural flow of lymph fluid toward the lymph nodes. This helps reduce swelling, improve circulation of lymph, and support the body’s ability to remove waste and fight infection.
MLD is often used to help people with swelling (called lymphedema), after surgery, after injury, or for general detoxification and relaxation. Because the lymphatic vessels are close to the surface of the skin, the pressure used in this treatment is very light compared to regular massage.
60 minDurée de la séanceDurée unique
110 $ à 110 $Tarif dans cette clinique
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En quoi ça consiste
Most of the hour is spent figuring out what your body is doing — where things feel restricted, how you move, what sets it off — then hands-on soft-tissue work, pressure and positioning, with a clearer sense of what was found and how to book the next session.
Habituellement réservé pour
A first massage and assessment
Ongoing tension that keeps returning
Wanting hands-on work with a plan
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Manual Lymphatic Drainage tel qu’offert par cette clinique — ses durées, ses tarifs et son équipe.
